Send us a submittal. We read it line by line against the project manual and the drawing schedules, and send back a full review in 24 hours — everything that matches, and anything that doesn't.
24-hour turnaround · Nothing to install · Month to month
Same review, two reasons to want it. Whether you're packaging a submittal or receiving one, the question is the same: does this actually match what the documents call for?
Your PE has forty submittals in review and a spec book they didn't write. We check each one before it goes up, so nothing moves forward on an assumption.
Every revise-and-resubmit costs two weeks and puts your procurement behind. Check your own package against the specs and drawings before you send it up.
No portal, no rollout, no training anyone on another piece of software. It runs on the workflow you already have.
Email it, drop it in a shared folder, or connect Procore or ACC. We already have the specs and drawings from onboarding.
Every readable attribute compared against the governing spec section and the drawing schedules. A project engineer reviews every review before it goes out.
What matched, what didn't, and what we couldn't confirm — in 24 hours. What you do with it is your call.
Onboarding: 3–5 business days to build your project workspace — spec sections and schedule data extracted and verified by hand — before your first review.
Each one cited to the spec paragraph or schedule it was checked against, so your reviewer can verify in seconds instead of searching.
Spec 09 91 23 §2.4.B requires eggshell at corridors and flat at offices. The submittal lists a single sheen with no room assignment, so we can't confirm it from what was provided. Flagged for your reviewer rather than guessed at.
Most review tools read the spec book and stop. Half of what governs a submittal lives in the drawing schedules — and that's where the expensive misses happen.
Paint colors and sheen, flooring, tile, wall base, ceiling type.
Door type, fire rating, and hardware set contents against each opening.
Model numbers, trim, carriers, ADA mounting compliance.
Type marks, lamp and driver, mounting, finish, control compatibility.
CFM, tonnage, external static pressure, MCA and MOCP, efficiency.
Panel schedules, breaker sizes, AIC ratings against available fault current.
“Or equal” submissions measured against the BOD product and its performance.
ASTM, UL and ANSI standards, fire ratings, warranty terms, VOC and LEED documentation.
You've been sold software that promised to think for you. This isn't that. The limits are in the contract, at the top of every review, and in the first two minutes of any call with us.
The honest answers, so you don't have to schedule a call just to ask.
One repaint, one wrong hardware set, one unit that doesn't make the scheduled CFM — any of them costs more than a year of this.
Month to month — cancel any time. Billed on the 1st. Additional projects $250/mo. Overage reviews $30 each. Rush review (4 hours) $150 per submittal.
Pick one from a live job — something already submitted, or something about to go out. You'll know inside a day whether this is worth paying for.
Free 25-minute intro call or email — your choice · No contract · Your documents come back untouched · Every review is read by a founder before it reaches you, not just a model